2015 COUNTRY ARTS SA GUIDE MID NORTH & YORKE JULY - DECEMBER
COUNTRY ARTS SA
THE ART OF INSPIRING COMMUNITIES
WELCOME
You’ll notice a lot has changed in the new 2015 Country Arts SA guide. Welcome to our first on-line update. As the world continues to change thanks to advances in communication technology Country Arts SA is looking for new and better ways to keep you informed of all of the activities we have in the Far Mid North and Yorke region. Here you will find what’s on throughout your region in from visual arts, theatre performances, available funding and grants for artists, workshops, cinema screenings, to new locally produced shows. We are highlighting the arts and entertainment options that will be coming to the Northern Festival Centre with a special new announcement about the Adelaide Film Festival on page 23. This program would not be possible without the continued support of our long term Principal Corporate Partner, SA Power Networks. For 18 years SA Power Networks has ensured we can bring the best Australian and international performing arts to our audiences across South Australia. So please continue to use Country Arts SA’s guide as your go-to resource for what’s going on in your community. STEVE SAFFELL CEO, Country Arts SA
JACK SNELLING MP Minister for the Arts — We want all South Australians to have access to arts wherever they live. As a strong part of culture and social fabric, the arts have a way of bringing us together and expanding our horizons. Country Arts SA is committed to delivering South Australians in regional and remote areas the same high quality arts experiences available in metropolitan areas. We recognise the value in our major cultural institutions and the need for that to extend beyond the borders of Adelaide. Country Arts SA’s art centres attract some of the biggest names in the arts and entertainment industry. They and their staff are a dynamic part of the community. The dedicated networks of Arts and Cultural Development Officers ensure that artists throughout the state are nurtured to greater levels of success. The entire team at Country Arts SA works tirelessly for and with regional communities to ensure that every community in South Australia is able to use the arts to enrich what they offer their citizens. Country Arts SA’s guide is a great new way to discover arts activities through the Mid North and Yorke and thoroughly enjoy 2015.
ROB STOBBE CEO, SA Power Networks — SA Power Networks is proud to help bring the arts to all South Australians, wherever they live. This year we celebrate a partnership of 18 years with Country Arts SA – a partnership that has helped hundreds of thousands of people across South Australia see great performances and many memorable shows. Our partnership with Country Arts SA reflects our key role as the state’s electricity distributor - delivering safe and reliable power so you can get on with life. As a business with a significant presence across the state, we love the fact that we are helping power up the arts in regional South Australia. Enjoy the great season in 2015! SEASON 2015 PRINCIPAL CORPORATE PARTNER
CONTENTS
WHAT’S IN THIS GUIDE? Country Arts SA’s Reconciliation Action Plan
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Performing Arts program
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Cinema program
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Visual Arts program
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Grants and funding
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Try Something New
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Thank you
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Community support
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Connect with us
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OUR COMMITMENT TO RECONCILIATION Country Arts SA believes that the relationship between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples can be enriched through the arts.
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RECONCILIATION ACTION PLAN
GET INVOLVED! Reconciliation is a priority for our organisation and inclusive of all the work we do. We recognise and respect that we are living and creating on Aboriginal Lands in South Australia and we are committed to working together to honour the living cultures of First Nations peoples. We aim to increase respect, understanding and equality of opportunity between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and the wider communities in which we work through partnership, dialogue and action. We believe the arts have an important role to play in reconciliation. By promoting the culture of First Nations peoples through our touring productions, exhibitions and cultural development activities, we strive to increase understanding and knowledge within the wider community. Through a program of education and cultural sharing activity for staff we will increase awareness and understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture in our organisation and enable our staff to share that knowledge with the wider community. To download the complete Country Arts SA Reconciliation Action Plan go to www.countryarts.org.au
NAIDOC WEEK 5 – 11 JULY 2015 NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia each year to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The week is a great opportunity to participate in a range of activities and to support your local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. www.naidoc.org.au
TARNANTHI 8 – 18 OCTOBER 2015
Tarnanthi (tar-nan-dee) is the inaugural Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art. Presented by the Art Gallery of South Australia, the festival will cast a new light on the art of Australia’s rich and diverse Indigenous cultures. As part of Tarnanthi, Our Mob Regional will provide visual arts workshops for Indigenous communities in Port Augusta, Whyalla, Coober Pedy, Port Lincoln and Ceduna. For more information please see page XX. www.tarnanthi.com.au 7
PERFORMING ARTS PROGRAM
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MUSIC
Country Arts SA’s Morning Melodies presents
Back to Broadway PORT PIRIE FRI 10 JULY, 11AM Northern Festival Centre BOOKINGS northernfestivalcentre.com.au 08 8633 8500
Back to Broadway recalls the great era of romantic music, colourful costumes, and a chorus of dancers and singers. Both Irving Berlin and Cole Porter enjoyed that great period, not only with musicals such as Annie get your Gun, Top Hat, Easter Parade, Can Can and High Society but the countless hit songs of the day, which remain just as popular as ever. In a cast of five, John Lidgerwood introduces new and exciting young Australian professionals to the stage.
Adult $21 Friend $19 Groups 6+ $17 Buy all 4 shows $76 Ticket price includes free morning tea from 10am
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PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTED BY COUNTRY ARTS SA AND SYDNEY DANCE COMPANY — CHOREOGRAPHY BY RAFAEL BONACHELA, ALEXANDER EKMAN AND LARISSA MCGOWAN
Sydney Dance Company’s
De Novo PORT PIRIE SAT 25 JULY, 7.30PM Northern Festival Centre
EMERGENCE, CACTI AND FANATIC – THREE PLAYFUL WORKS FROM THE FRONTLINES OF DANCE
BOOKINGS northernfestivalcentre.com.au 08 8633 8500
Directed by Rafael Bonachela, Artistic Director of Sydney Dance Company, Emergence features the alluring costume creations of Australian fashion designer Dion Lee and an inspiring collaboration between internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Sarah Blasko and composer Nick Wales.
Adult $50 Adult Friend $45 Concession $45 Concession Friend $41 Under 17 FREE with paying adult Additional Under 17 $17 Groups 6+ $45
Irreverent, humorous and brilliant, Cacti is the critically acclaimed brainchild of Swedish dance prodigy Alexander Ekman. Cacti is not only a subversive, entertaining commentary on the pretentions of contemporary dance, it is also a brilliantly conceived and bracingly physical piece of choreography.
Duration: 100 mins, inc interval Age: 12+ Warning: Theatrical smoke, strobe lighting and occasional stong language. Parental guidance recommended.
From South Australian rising star Larissa McGowan comes Fanatic, a hilarious pop-culture collision that pits Alien vs Predator in an interstellar dance throwdown between two sci-fi film franchises. This is dance for the digital age – kinetic, immediate and exceedingly funny. SEASON 2015 PRINCIPAL CORPORATE PARTNER
Dance workshops available. Enquiries and more information workshops@countryarts.org.au. Photo: Wendell Teodoro
DANCE
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DIG A LITTLE DEEPER INTO THE WORK OF COUNTRY ARTS SA READ ABOUT WORKS IN DEVELOPMENT CONNECT WITH THE ARTISTS WE WORK WITH DISCOVER HOW WE FUND, MANAGE AND PRODUCE WORK GO ONLINE TO FIND OUT THE INFORMATION, TOOLS AND IDEAS BEHIND OUR PROJECTS – THE THINGS THAT ALLOW COUNTRY ARTS SA TO DO WHAT IT DOES BEST IN REGIONAL SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
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MUSIC
Ben Maiorana Entertainment presents
Roy Orbison & The Everly Brothers PORT PIRIE SAT 1 AUGUST, 8PM Northern Festival Centre BOOKINGS northernfestivalcentre.com.au 08 8633 8500 Adult $69.90 Adult Friend $64.90 Concession $64.90 Concession Friend $59.90 Groups 10+ $59.90
Relive the magic and the classic hits of rock ‘n’ roll legends Roy Orbison & The Everly Brothers. Internationally renowned artists Dean Bourne with special guests The Robertson Brothers will take you on a magical celebration of the iconic hits in a night to remember. Dean Bourne has been described as having “The Spirit Of Roy Orbison” within him as he performs iconic hits such as Pretty Woman, Crying, Dream Baby, Only The Lonely, In Dreams, Candy Man, You Got It, Workin For The Man and many, many more. The Robertson Brothers’ amazing voices and harmonies on hits such as Bye Bye Love, Wake Up Little Susie and All I Have To Do Is Dream have inspired rave reviews. This two hour concert experience is a must for all rock ‘n’ roll fans. 13
PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTED BY COUNTRY ARTS SA’S SHOWS ON THE ROAD AND PORT AUGUSTA PERFORMING ARTS GROUP AND VAPAA MID NORTH VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS ASSOCIATION — FEATURING MICHAELA BURGER & GREG WAIN
Exposing Edith CLARE SAT 15 AUGUST, 7.30PM Greg Cooley Wines PORT AUGUSTA SAT 22 AUGUST, 7.30PM Institute Theatre BOOKINGS Tickets on sale from Friday 3 July 2015. Visit countryarts.org.au for your nearest ticket outlet or purchase tickets online at trybooking.com.au (transaction fee applies) Adult $25 Groups 6+ $22
Exposing Edith is a breathtaking, intimate, original interpretation of vintage French pop songs made famous by Edith Piaf. Performed by songstress Michaela Burger and accompanied on acoustic guitar by Greg Wain, Exposing Edith intertwines the authenticity of the era with contemporary instrumentation. The music is interspersed with stories of Piaf’s life; the origin of the songs and voice that made her one of the most acclaimed French artists of all time. The audience is taken on a journey from the street to the great music halls, through her loves and losses, her tragedies and successes and a life driven by passion and a devotion to her audience.
Exposing Edith features hits La Vie en Rose, Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien and lets the audience decide who Edith Piaf was. No longer will you see her songs simply through ‘rose coloured glasses’.
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PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTED BY COUNTRY ARTS SA — BY LIBBY O’DONOVAN AND BECCY COLE
The Cowgirl & The Showgirl PORT PIRIE THU 20 AUGUST, 7.30PM Northern Festival Centre BOOKINGS northernfestivalcentre.com.au 08 8633 8500 Adult $55 Adult Friend $50 Concession $50 Concession Friend $46 Under 17 FREE with paying adult Additional Under 17 $17 Groups 6+ $50 Duration: 70 mins SEASON 2015 PRINCIPAL CORPORATE PARTNER
The golden girl of country Beccy Cole and critically acclaimed cabaret and jazz performer Libby O’Donovan take their audience on a journey of intertwining genres, swapping songs, sharing stories and breaking musical stereotypes. The fusion of these two sassy, funny, engaging and explosive entertainers is a match made on a stage in heaven. Individually, these talented women have been known to leave an audience breathless. From Cole’s energetic humour and honesty to O’Donovan’s diverse and astonishingly rich vocal range, these two singer/songwriters play to each other’s strengths on stage. After wowing sellout crowds by guesting on each other’s shows at Tamworth, Sydney Mardi Gras, Barossa Vintage Festival, Woodford and Port Fairy Folk Festivals and tours across regional Australia, they will present an unforgettable performance in The Cowgirl and The Showgirl.
Photo: Gee Greenslade
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PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTED BY COUNTRY ARTS SA — STARRING MICHAEL VEITCH
Flak PORT PIRIE THU 15 OCTOBER, 7.30PM Northern Festival Centre BOOKINGS northernfestivalcentre.com.au 08 8633 8500 Adult $35 Adult Friend $30 Concession $30 Concession Friend $26 Under 17 FREE with paying adult Additional Under 17 $17 Groups 6+ $30 Duration: 65 mins
TRUE STORIES FROM THE MEN WHO FLEW IN WORLD WAR TWO Based on his two best-selling books, Flak and Fly, Michael Veitch presents Flak, in which he takes on the roles of former airmen, recounting their extraordinary, true and largely untold stories of combat in the air war of 1939-45. Veitch’s passion has always been the air war, and over the course of three years and two books he interviewed more than 50 pilots, bomb aimers and air gunners, almost all of whom had never revealed their wartime adventures to anyone, including, in some cases, their own families. The stories they told are truly amazing. Veitch has an academic background in history, but made his name with ABC’s cult hit The D Generation, followed by Fast Forward, Full Frontal and more. He is a regular guest presenter and interviewer on ABC morning radio.
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THEATRE
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PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTED BY COUNTRY ARTS SA’S MORNING MELODIES — BY THE BAND OF THE SOUTH AUSTRALIA POLICE
Band of the South Australia Police
Christmas Concert PORT PIRIE FRI 20 NOVEMBER, 11AM Northern Festival Centre BOOKINGS northernfestivalcentre.com.au 08 8633 8500 Adult $21 Friend $19 Groups 6+ $17 Buy all 4 shows $76 Ticket price includes free morning tea from 10am
GET INTO THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT WITH AUSTRALIA’S OLDEST POLICE BAND! In high demand across the state, the Band of the South Australia Police is a must during the festive season calendar. Enjoy their extensive repertoire of classic carols and sing-a-longs for a morning of traditional cheer just in time for Santa. It’s the perfect way to kick off the festive season for the young and the young-at-heart. Bring the whole family as this show promises to be a musical treat for everyone!
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CINEMA PROGRAM
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Country Arts SA and the Adelaide Film Festival present
Adelaide Film Festival
PORT PIRIE SAT 31 OCTOBER Northern Festival Centre BOOKINGS northernfestivalcentre.com.au 08 8633 8500 FREE Bookings required
Thanks to SA Power Networks and Country Arts SA, highlights from the Adelaide Film Festival will tour a series of free screenings to Port Pirie this October. The films featured will surprise and delight, as we bring you some hand-picked gems from around the corner and across the world. The full Adelaide Film Festival program will be announced on September 9 and screens in Adelaide from 15-25 October. Keep in touch at www.countryarts.org.au to find out more information.
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Screen Ed Celebrating Australian film by offering students access to Australian feature films, documentaries and short films. A Country Arts SA initiative, Screen Ed is free and suitable for primary and high school students.
Babe FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
PORT PIRIE TUE 20 OCTOBER Northern Festival Centre SESSION TIMES Babe 10.30am Tracks + The Telegram Man 12.30pm BOOKINGS FREE – School bookings only Contact 08 8633 8500 for more information.
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(G) 92 mins Babe is a little pig who doesn’t quite know his place in the world. With a bunch of odd friends, like Ferdinand the duck who thinks he is a rooster and Fly the dog he calls “Mum”, Babe realises that he has the makings to become the greatest sheep pig of all time... and Farmer Hogget knows it.
Tracks FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
(M) 113 mins In 1977, Robyn Davidson (Mia Wasikowska) embarked on a 3200km trek from Alice Springs to the West Australian Coast with four camels and her faithful dog Diggity. An adventurous outsider, Robyn reluctantly accepts sponsorship from National Geographic magazine to follow her trek. She has to put up with the sporadic presence of photographer Rick (Adam Driver, Girls) but mostly she is alone with her animals in the outback. Based on Robyn’s memoirs chronicling her nine-month journey, director John Curran filmed Tracks predominantly in the Flinders Ranges, SA.
BONUS SHORT FILM The Telegram Man 14 mins Starring Australian screen legends Jack Thompson, Gary Sweet and Sigrid Thornton, James Khehtie’s award-winning The Telegram Man explores the impact of World War II on a close-knit Australian farming community.
The Telegram Man contains no coarse language, violence or sex scenes. The film has been screened to a crowd of more than 16,000 people just prior to the Dawn Service at the 2012, 2013 and 2014 ANZAC Day Commemorations in Gallipoli, and will be screened at the 2015 Centenary Commemoration. 25
VISUAL ARTS PROGRAM
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VISUAL ARTS
FULL SPECTRUM
Joe Felber, Natural History Museum 20 seconds, 2005-2011, analogue photograph, digital print on metallic paper, 35 x 140 cm, edition of 3
Full Spectrum is an investigation into representation, perception and abstraction by artists Gregory Ackland, Joe Felber and Will Nolan. Designed to challenge the viewer’s perspective of photography today, each artist has experimented with a range of image-making processes in order to engage both the still and moving image as a conceptual and cultural object.
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30 JUNE - 26 JULY 2015 Barossa Regional Gallery 3 Basedow Rd, Tanunda OPEN: Tue - Sun 11am - 4pm
VISUAL ARTS
OUR MOB 2015 ART BY SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL ARTISTS
Anna Dowling, passionfruit ink on paper 50 x 110 cm
CELEBRATING 10 YEARS
BE PART OF OUR MOB
Our Mob is a state-wide exhibition and program of events at the Adelaide Festival Centre. It highlights the diversity of contemporary art by South Australian Aboriginal artists.
Applications close: 12 August 2015
Our Mob 2015 is open to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists living in South Australia. Artists of all ages and levels of experience are encouraged to apply.
Download an application: adelaidefestivalcentre.com. au/whats-on/exhibitions
Together with Adelaide Festival Centre and Ananguku Arts, Country Arts SA gather works from across South Australia including regional, remote and isolated communities.
EXHIBITION DATES
Our Mob artists have many different stories to tell and their art is as diverse as the environments from which they come. Through Our Mob, people are learning about South Australian Aboriginal cultures. Emerging artists who submit work to Our Mob 2015 are also encouraged to apply for the Don Dunstan Foundation Our Mob Emerging Artist Award and the Country Arts SA Regional Emerging Artist Professional Development Opportunity. The winner will receive a $5,000 prize from the Don Dunstan Foundation, $1,500 from Country Arts SA and a year membership to Guildhouse.
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VISUAL ARTS
HANDHELD
Cathy Sarles, Homeward (detail), 2014, suitcase, fur, blanket, dyes; dimensions variable. Photograph by Michael Kluvanek
Handheld brings together four South Australian artists; Nic Brown, Lilly Buttrose, Brad Lay and Cathy Sarles, to explore ideas about place, home and the journey. The exhibition comprises four new artworks, commissioned by Country Arts SA, with each artist challenged to fit their artwork inside a vintage suitcase
30 JULY - 6 SEPTEMBER 2015 Belalie Art Gallery 6 Irvine St, Jamestown OPEN: Wed, Thu, Fri & Sun 1pm - 4pm 13 NOVEMBER - 20 DECEMBER 2015 Port Augusta Cultural Centre – Yarta Purtli Gallery 6 Beauchamp Lane, Port Augusta OPEN: Mon - Fri 10am - 4pm, Sat 10am - 1pm, Closed Sun & public holidays
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VISUAL ARTS
OUR MOB REGIONAL ABORIGINAL ARTIST WORKSHOPS & EXHIBTION
Shayla Miller-Pickett, Dunes, acrylic on aanvas, Malka Aboriginal Art Prize 2014.
In 2015, the Port Augusta Cultural Centre – Yarta Purtli and Ananguku Arts Statewide Indigenous Community Artist Development program are running a series of visual arts workshops for Indigenous communities in Port Augusta, Whyalla, Coober Pedy, Port Lincoln and Ceduna. The content of the workshops will be decided following community consultation with each of the communities to ensure that topics meet the needs of regional artists. The aim of Our Mob Regional is to create new works for a special exhibition to be on display at Yarta Purtli Gallery in Port Augusta, which will form part of the Art Gallery of South Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Festival and the Adelaide Festival Centre’s annual Our Mob exhibition based at the Art Space Gallery in Adelaide. Project partners include: regional communities that are part of the project, Arts SA, Country Arts SA, Adelaide Festival Centre, Art Gallery of South Australia, and Ananguku Arts and Cultural Corporation.
Our Mob Regional is supported by the Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art 2015, presented by the Art Gallery of South Australia.
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST FOR WORKSHOPS Iain Morton 8227 2788 iain@anangukuarts.com.au FOR EXHIBITION Contact Ellenor Day-Lutz 8641 9175 ellenor.day@portaugusta. sa.gov.au EXHIBITION DATES 4 SEPTEMBER 3 OCTOBER 2015 Port Augusta Cultural Centre – Yarta Purtli
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VISUAL ARTS
PORT PIRIE REGIONAL ART GALLERY 3 Mary Elie St, Port Pirie | OPEN: Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm, Weekends & public holidays 11am - 3pm
FAMILIES, FLOODS AND FURNACES
THE 2ND TAMWORTH TEXTILE TRIENNIAL
THE STORY OF PORT PIRIE
22 AUGUST - 5 OCTOBER 2015
5 JUNE - 12 JULY 2015 A photographic exhibition of the Smelter and Port Pirie’s Rich History 1910 - 1936. This exhibition is in collaboration with Nyrstar Smelter, Port Pirie.
THE COLLECTED WORKS OF THE BELALIE ART SOCIETY 17 JULY - 16 AUGUST 2015 The significant collection of art works from the Jamestown Art Prize, bequests, acquisitions and member contributions.
The Tamworth Textile Triennial has developed its reputation as the most distinguished recurring textile exhibition in Australia. Cultural, material and technological differences have lead to the present field of new ideas, materials, technologies and applications in contemporary textiles.
THE GENTLE ARTS 9 - 25 OCTOBER 2015 Ever popular and always beautiful, the remarkable skills of the highly talented Port Pirie embroiderers Guild and the Floral Art Group are inspiring. This is a Port Pirie Regional Art Gallery Members Exhibition. Come along and talk to the members about their work.
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VISUAL ARTS
NEW JOURNEYS
HEALING HEARTS AND MINDS
BY DAMIEN SHEN 30 OCTOBER - 6 DECEMBER 2015
11 DECEMBER 2015 - 27 JANUARY 2016 SUSANNE WEGENER & JANET RALEIGH
Damien Shen is a proud South Australian Aboriginal and Chinese man of Ngarrindjeri descent and draws both of these powerful formative influences into his practice as an artist. Damien’s drawing technique uses a pastel base that is then worked up and worked back with erasers and black and white charcoals, to create a dynamic, shifting tension between black and white, shadow and light. It is out of this interplay that the form of the picture starts to emerge and lines coalesce to form not just an image but a narrative - a reflection of an identity that, like the drawing, is only arrived at through a long process of creation, erasure, and struggle.
The exhibition features 16 black and white prints on vinyl displayed on pvc frames. The prints have a strong message for women about self esteem and self empowerment. The images depict women’s emotions through facial expressions and the accompany text provokes thought about how women use their power to have their needs met. Features 2d, 3d, projection and audio components.
LIST OF REGIONAL GALLERIES BALAKLAVA Balaklava Courthouse Gallery 6 Edith Terrace
KADINA Ascot Theatre Gallery 48 Graves Street
BURRA Burra Regional Art Gallery 5-6 Market Street
KAPUNDA Kapunda Community Gallery 53 Main Street
JAMESTOWN Belalie Art Gallery 6 Irvine Street
MOONTA Moonta Gallery of the Arts Moonta Town Hall George Street
PORT AUGUSTA Port Augusta Cultural Centre - Yarta Purtli Gallery 6 Beauchamp Lane PORT PIRIE Port Pirie Regional Art Gallery 3 Mary Elie Street TANUNDA Barossa Regional Gallery 3 Basedow Road
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GRANTS & FUNDING WHO DO I TALK TO? Arts and Cultural Development Officers are located within various communities around South Australia and are happy to discuss how Country Arts SA can support community projects or help emerging and professional artists to take the next step in their arts career. For a list of Arts and Cultural Development Officers in your region, please see the Connect With Us section of this guide. Please note, applications must now be submitted online. Visit countryarts.org.au/support-funding for more info.
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GRANTS & FUNDING
DO YOU HAVE A GREAT ARTS IDEA? QUICK STEP
STEP UP
How much? $1,500 individuals $3,000 organisations
How much? < $5,000
Applications: May be submitted anytime from 12 Jan to 11 Dec inclusive. Who for? Regional artists to access professional arts development and training opportunities, or organisations/ communities with small project opportunities that arise at short notice.
STEP OUT How much? $10,000 individuals $20,000 organisations Applications close: 16 March for projects commencing after 1 July 2015 and 17 August 2015 for projects commencing after 1 January 2016. Who for? Individuals, communities and organisations to create high quality and diverse arts projects that encourage community engagement, develop new cultural networks, build sustainable cultural activity and increase professional development and employment opportunities.
Applications close: 16 March for projects commencing after 1 July 2015 and 17 August 2015 for projects commencing after 1 January 2016. Who for? Artists, organisations and community groups to undertake small cultural projects or to develop a small project leading to a larger cultural project or for individual artists to undertake professional development opportunities.
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT How much? < $3,000 Applications close: 16 March for projects commencing after 1 July 2015 and 17 August 2015 for projects commencing after 1 January 2016. Who for? Groups and individuals to undertake projects in any art form which provide opportunities for skills development through workshops or provide opportunities for the development of project ideas /concepts.
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TRY SOMETHING NEW...
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BURRA REGIONAL RESIDENCY AND EPHEMERAL ART PROJECT TAKE PART IN ARTIST LED WORKSHOPS TO CREATE... Come meet the artists and learn a new skill. WHEN: 23 July - 30 August See pages 38 and 39 for details REGISTRATIONS: Bookings essential. Places are limited. Contact Eleanor Scicchitano eleanor.scicchitano@ countryarts.org.au or 08 8444 0425
Gail Hocking, Bearings, 2014, blended wax/rare earth magnet/ iron filings/wire/electric moto, 300 x 120mm
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TRY SOMETHING NEW
MOULD-MAKING With Gail Hocking An introdction to mouldmaking. Participants will be working with alginate, (a skin safe material used in particular with life-casting) then casting in plaster. WHEN: Thursday 23 July, 5.30 - 7.30pm WHERE: Bence Gallery, Burra Regional Art Gallery, 5-6 Market Street, Burra COST: $10 WHAT TO BRING: Participants need to bring a small object they would like to cast.
CYANOTYPE AND ANTHOTYPE WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP 1
With Alex Bishop-Thorpe
With Lis Jones Ingman, Felicity Martin, Russell Philip, Lisa Smedley
An introduction to the concepts, techniques and materials of early photographic processes. This inlcudes the camera and its creation, a broad introduction to materials and techniques that can be practiced at home and a hands-on, practical introduction to Cyanotype and Anthotype photographic processes. WHEN: Saturday 25 July, 11am - 4pm WHERE: Shared Arts, 15 Chapel Street, Burra (enter from Bridge Street) COST: $10
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DOWN TO EARTH
For local residents and visitors to Terowie, who like to walk around the place, looking and thinking ... picking stuff up and taking it home, putting it on the shelf with all the other treasured bits and pieces... WHEN: Sunday 26 July, 10am - 4pm WHERE: Supper Room, then Pioneer Park, Main Street, Terowie COST: FREE WHAT TO BRING: Prior to the workshop, participants are asked to make a collection of their ‘findings’, such as metal, stone, glass and bits of china, leaves, twigs, grasses, seedpods, fallen branches, etc. On the day, we will add to, share and arrange our diverse collections, making patterns and designs on the ground or on card tables. Bring your lunch or purchase from a choice of nearby cafés. Kitchen facilities available.
TRY SOMETHING NEW
NEW PURPOSE ART FROM RECYCLED PLASTICS With Annabelle Collett Participants will be invited to bring their own recyclable plastics and to work with Annabelle to create sculptural art. WHEN: Thursday 27 August, 5.30 - 7.30pm WHERE: The Runcible Spoon Café, 11 Commercial Street, Burra COST: $5 THINGS TO KNOW: Participants will be using power tools as part of this workshop and must be over the age of 12. Participants should bring with them plastic water/soft drink bottles and any coloured plastics.
PAINTING MACHINES AND ACTION PAINTING VIDEOS With Henry Jock Walker Participants will create paintings machines from local materials and then work together to create an action painting video using go pro cameras. WHEN: Saturday 29 August, 9am - 4pm WHERE: Bence Gallery, Burra Regional Art Gallery, 5-6 Market Street, Burra COST: $10 WHAT TO BRING: Old clothes to paint in. Participants will need to bring lunch. Opportuinites to purchase food are available.
DOWN TO EARTH WORKSHOP 2 With Lis Jones Ingman, Felicity Martin, Russell Philip, Lisa Smedley For local residents and visitors who love to traverse the paths and byways of Burra, down the creek, up the hill and all over the place, picking stuff up, adding to the collection of treasures on the shelf at home... WHEN: Sunday 30 August, 10am - 4pm WHERE: Shared Arts, 15 Chapel Street Burra, then Market Square, Burra COST: FREE WHAT TO BRING: Prior to the workshop, participants are asked to make a collection of their ‘findings’, such as metal, stone, glass and bits of china, leaves, twigs, grasses, seedpods, fallen branches, etc. On the day, we will add to, share and arrange our diverse collections, making patterns and designs on the ground or on card tables. Bring your lunch or purchase from a choice of nearby cafés. Kitchen facilities available. 39
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WE’RE INVITING FIRST NATIONS PEOPLES INTO OUR ARTS CENTRES WITH ACCESS TO DISCOUNT TICKETS TO COUNTRY ARTS SA SHOWS
MORE INFORMATION WWW.COUNTRYARTS.ORG.AU/NUNGA-TICKETS
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CONNECT WITH US GENERAL ENQUIRIES 2 McLaren Parade, Port Adelaide, 5015 T: 08 8444 0400 F: 08 8444 0499 email@countryarts.org.au OPENING HOURS Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm Stay up to date! Sign up for Country Arts SA’s enews at COUNTRYARTS.ORG.AU/ENEWS Follow us on social media for the latest news, competitions and give aways. CountryArtsSA @CountryArts_SA DIG A LITTLE DEEPER INTO THE WORK OF COUNTRY ARTS SA THEDIRTSA.COM.AU
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NORTHERN FESTIVAL CENTRE 106 Gertrude Street Port Pirie SA 5540 ARTS CENTRE MANAGER Jenny Stephenson jenny.stephenson@countryarts.org.au T: 08 8633 8500 F: 08 8633 8599 northern@countryarts.org.au
Friends Club Enjoy special offers and great savings throughout the year when you become a Friends Club member. FRIENDS CLUB MEMBER BENEFITS For $30, this membership entitles you to… • Access to the Friends ticket price • Discounts on Morning Melodies shows
OPEN: Mon - Fri 12.30 - 4.30pm www.northernfestivalcentre.com.au
• Discounts on other selected shows • Discounts on cinema tickets • Regular updates on theatre activities
NorthernFesitvalCentre BOOKING FEES Tickets for events at the Northern Festival Centre purchased over the phone or online incur a small transaction fee.
For an additional $19, the GOLD Friends Club Membership entitles you to additional benefits including... • Access to an exclusive VIP event • Discount on Arts on Screen screenings • 4 complimentary drinks
GET INVOLVED! ARTS CENTRE REFERENCE GROUP In 2012, an Arts Centre Reference Group was established to help ensure your arts centre is a vibrant place for arts and culture by offering a great mix of opportunities and reflecting the local flavour of your community. If you’re interested in joining the group please contact Jenny Stephenson at jenny.stephenson@countryarts.org.au. We’d love to have you in the discussion.
Wheelchair Access is an important aspect of Country Arts SA’s service to patrons. Mobility impaired patrons can be comfortably seated in the theatre, and there are dedicated toilet facilities and car parking spaces. If you have special seating requirements please talk to box office staff. All information correct at time of publication
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ARTS AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS MID NORTH, WHYALLA & SOUTHERN FLINDERS Please direct enquiries to: Merilyn de Nys Manager, Arts and Cultural Development merilyn.denys@countryarts.org.au 08 8723 8742 PORT AUGUSTA Ellenor Day-Lutz ellenor.day@portaugusta.gov.sa.au 08 8641 9175 STATEWIDE ARTS & MENTAL HEALTH Simone Gillam simone.gillam@countryarts.org.au 08 8639 7907 STATEWIDE INDIGENOUS ARTS & CULTURAL ENGAGEMENT Mandy Brown mandy.brown@countryarts.org.au 08 8444 0407 Sam Yates sam.yates@countryarts.org.au 08 8444 0409